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flavius
06-16-2007, 08:31 PM
Hallo !

I am a new costumer so this is not a pre-sales question but all searches about "non-profit" turned out to be in this forum so I thought I'd add mine here too.

What exactly consitutes a non-profit domain ? I am running fan-websites and I am not getting paid by anyone for those (quite the opposite LOL) . Is this a non-profit website ? Or does it have to be a registered non-profit organisation ?

What if I add Google-Ads to my site ? Is it still non-profit ?

Also , when my membership relapses and I only used 1 or maybe not even 1 of my allowed domains. Can I still use the allowed # of templates on sites even though I cannot add them to my member account anymore ?

Thanks for your help !

Hung Dinh
06-20-2007, 05:04 PM
Non-Profit Sites

Web sites that are not considered a business or personal site are often called non-profit web sites. The most common visitors for non-profit websites are: education, charity and religious institutions.

Examples of Non-profit Websites
Here are some possibilities of non-profit Websites

Educational Website
No longer separated by oceans, scientists, located in various reaches of the globe, can communicate by forum, blog and email on a common website to share information, findings, photos and studies. By putting their minds together through the use of technology these professionals expand the work of science and make new discoveries.

Religious Website
Charged by their quest to share their beliefs with the world, the local church decides to build a website. They post meeting times, meeting locations, Q & A pages about their beliefs, contact information and forms, and photos and bios to get to know the clergy. Now they can share their message with more people and just hand out their website address to friends and family who want to know more.

Charity Website
The websites of organizations which are setup to help the children, the disable or the wildlife as well asnatural calamities....